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тАО10-20-2006 11:58 AM
тАО10-20-2006 11:58 AM
What does the voice option for VLAN in the CLI do?
Hi all.
I recently purchased a procurve 2824 (which I love) and I have 2 VLANs, the default for data and another for VoIP phones.
I noticed in the CLI there is a "voice" option, ie: vlan 2 voice.
What exactly does "voice" do? Does it automatically prioritize certian packets?
Thanks!
I recently purchased a procurve 2824 (which I love) and I have 2 VLANs, the default for data and another for VoIP phones.
I noticed in the CLI there is a "voice" option, ie: vlan 2 voice.
What exactly does "voice" do? Does it automatically prioritize certian packets?
Thanks!
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тАО10-20-2006 01:01 PM
тАО10-20-2006 01:01 PM
Re: What does the voice option for VLAN in the CLI do?
That's a good question. With the switches that support LLDP-MED, (2600, 5300) the voice VLAN setting is required so that the VoIP phone can detect which is the 'voice' VLAN.
On the 2800 which does not support LLDP-MED (not sure if it will in the future) then the voice VLAN as far as I know really does nothing special at all.
On the 2800 which does not support LLDP-MED (not sure if it will in the future) then the voice VLAN as far as I know really does nothing special at all.
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тАО10-23-2006 05:34 AM
тАО10-23-2006 05:34 AM
Re: What does the voice option for VLAN in the CLI do?
Hi Matt!
So since the phones are already in a vlan, should i do a QoS based off the VLAN ID or the DSCP field?
I once tried setting vlan 2 with a priority of 7 and that totally choked our data b/w. Thanks.
So since the phones are already in a vlan, should i do a QoS based off the VLAN ID or the DSCP field?
I once tried setting vlan 2 with a priority of 7 and that totally choked our data b/w. Thanks.
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тАО10-23-2006 11:12 AM
тАО10-23-2006 11:12 AM
Re: What does the voice option for VLAN in the CLI do?
For the 2800 you may want to try enabling the 'qos-passthrough-mode'. This will change the switch from 4 queues to 2, but will definitely help in achieving line rate transfers - especially if you are using any 100Mbit devices on the switch.
Once you have that enabled, you should be able to enable the VLAN ID priority like you have (I usually set 6 but 7 should be the same).
If you continue to see poor data performance after doing this it would seem to me that the voice VLAN is using more bandwidth than what would be expected. Does the port utilisation seem fairly low or not?
Depending on your network topology, (i.e, you need your voice traffic to go over a WAN) I wouldn't worry too much about DSCP.
Once you have that enabled, you should be able to enable the VLAN ID priority like you have (I usually set 6 but 7 should be the same).
If you continue to see poor data performance after doing this it would seem to me that the voice VLAN is using more bandwidth than what would be expected. Does the port utilisation seem fairly low or not?
Depending on your network topology, (i.e, you need your voice traffic to go over a WAN) I wouldn't worry too much about DSCP.
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